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The Costa Serena Cruise Ship Anchors, Bringing Over 1,800 Tourists to Nathon Pier for a Samui Beach Trip


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The prestigious Costa Serena cruise ship has dropped anchor at Nathon Pier, Koh Samui, delighting the hearts of more than 1,800 eager tourists.

 

Embarking on a memorable journey, visitors have the opportunity to indulge in a mesmerizing Samui beach trip. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking vistas of the glistening white sands, explore the island's abundant natural wonders, pay respects to revered Buddhist images, and relish the flavors of authentic community-style cuisine, reported Siam Rath.

 

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Having embarked on an illustrious journey from Cape Panwa, Thailand, the renowned Costa Serena cruise ship made enchanting stops at Sihanoukville, Cambodia, and Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam, before finally gracing the shores of Koh Samui.

 

Working in tandem, the local authorities, including the Koh Samui Municipal Office, the police, and the port authorities, ensured seamless operations and convenient travel arrangements for the passengers, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience.

 

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Within this group of enthusiastic travelers, a multitude of exploration opportunities awaited, catering to a range of tastes and preferences.

 

From engaging in eco-tourism activities such as jungle trekking and temple visits to embracing the sheer beauty of the island's beaches and savoring the delectable flavors of seaside and local community cuisine, there was something to captivate every visitor.

 

Furthermore, the chance to acquire unique souvenirs and local products, including the exquisite offerings of the OTOP (One Tambon One Product) community, which showcased the region's rich traditional way of life, added an extra dimension of charm to the experience.

 

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Mr. Wichawut Jinto, the esteemed Governor of Surat Thani Province, expressed that since the gradual easing of the COVID-19 situation and the subsequent reopening of the country, foreign cruise ships have increasingly chosen to secure berths at Koh Samui.

 

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From late November 2021 onwards, no less than 32 cruise ships have graced the shores of Koh Samui throughout the year, with a consistent upward trend.

 

This remarkable development has had a profound impact on the local economy, generating significant income for local entrepreneurs and making substantial contributions to the overall tourism industry of the province.

 

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7 hours ago, jaideedave said:

555..Who the hell wrote this piece of fluff? I've stayed on the island for months at a time previously and somehow these world class attractions evaded me.

I think there,s a MacDs in Lamai.

Leave that creaking barstool and you just might get lucky.

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Cruises can be fun… we took the 3 day Los Angeles to Ensenada Mexico round trip (aka booze cruise)….

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On 5/24/2023 at 5:56 AM, steven100 said:

furthermore,   the chance to get ripped-off by some Thai souvenir seller .....

Or condo seller......

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